davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

jakiej Miescie naszem ~jeszcze
ME widzlano; bra1o w niej udzial
2l,O29 procesyonistow, 2lGG
muzykant6w, 2O99 koni i 497 wo-
zow.
Parada ciagneEa sic 10 mil, a
jednem miejscu tMeba by}o stat
6 g%odzin, by widziet poczatek j
koniec.
Ma Broad ulicy w~ystawio-
nych by}o oko}o 5000 postumentow,
ma ktdrych siedzia}y tysiace cieka-
wych widow. Siedzenic takic kosz-
towatv cd : 100 do s 500. CT GO
ME chcicli lub ME moyli IA >iedzc-
MIA pfaciG, ma swvch wiaSnych no.
gach stac mu>ieli.
iorzadck wzorowy ~zachowany
by} w>zedzie i navel zadnego Wy
padku ME hyio, chot Szpitale ca}y
mle~iar sic przygotowywa}y ma
PREY jmowanir rannych hurtcm.
Wo1y szpitalowc rozstaWione by}v
IA wSzy>Ikich rogach ulic, ale byiy
bezuzytecznemi.
lime narodowosci byiy repre-
zen1owanc jak maStepui e:
Ju>anmi Riuch huiki,
madzwyczainy ,o>cE i minister pie
nip"tcntarny; kancno>uki MiSaki.
alta n e; Lieutenant >aitc
Makato, attache zcglugi; Markiz L,
Okubo, minister .iaponski; X. Ha
maoka, m6wca Izby prawodawcze.
- wszyscy Z Japonii.
Senior Don Domingo Cana
zona pose} : Chilli.
lIo Shen Chce, t}6macz, Pun.
Kwang Juand, Shcc Chcon Pou,
pierwszy minister = Z Chin.
Baron Won Zcdlitz Her
A. Fei yel u Nicmicc.
lIlabia Albert de ~I'orc>ta, mi
mister prawa - Z Wfoch.
Jules Bocnfrc : Francyi.
PAM lIoracya Guzman Mayor
Ga = Z Nicaragua.
Senior Don Emilio de Morun
GA = 4 Hi>zpanii.
Senior use Augusta Ferricr;
ia C">sa 4 Brazylii.
\ S. Quesado-z Aryvn
~tyh~kici RepuhIiki.
Alexander a. Gre-cr I
Rosyi.
IIrabia CASTOR d. Archot =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Objawienie ~ie .,hrabieg
YgifkIpWicXa.

Ma wielkim po>tumrmcie PREY
B Bellevue h%otclu, ma Broad
ullcy, siedziai w hart"m Bar
ter, @w rMy>ziy bog kapita}''
chin>ki. w to~warzystwlc Ma kic
Ihung.a, po>}a chihskicgo, i hra-
b ego NJ itkie eva. llra-
bia miuI ma g4"wic wy>oki cylinder
i ubrany byi W czarmy ,,trakowy''
surdut. Zwroci} on ma >ichic uwa-
ye -Amerykan"w, ale .icgo prclcn-
Sva do lvtutu ,,>zlachecklego'' wy
cierpla}a niemaio ~zydcrstwa i pos
mirchowi>ka.
II arabia Eugen 81
Stani}aw X o st k a dc NJ it
ki levi en- to Jest ma. jkrotszc irgo
nazwisku) uruJzil sic 81 yrudnia
1850 L. ma placu Mitkicwicz"w %
przy uliry Chmirlncj War>zawie.
Je-o m4tka pochodzi ze szIachcc-
kicj polSkici rodziny = Blawac-
kich, Jest katollczka; ale ojcicc
jr@o hrahia 4 IVAN Iwanowicz
dc M~itkicwicz = pochodzi Z Maio-
Rosvi i jest praw">Fawmym. RoSci
ON >ohic pokrcwicll~tw" 4 Myciel>-
k mi, Waynrrami, Rilrllami etc
etc.. ale ue1cktywi amcrvkaMScy
m6wia, ze ,,hrabia" poch"dzi !
hardzo bicdnrj rodziny 3 Piocklr.
gubcrmii.
Rozmawialem y MIN W ANGELS
kim a p%6zmici W ro>yi>kim ijezyku
powicdziaI. ze jest Ro>yanincm,
ia roz>tajac sic Z MIN, mck}em
TO mnic cic>zy, " ME jcStrs pal
Pulakivm, jak tn %mnirmano.
Wicczorcm o godzimie Z. 81
przyjrcha} p%rezydrnt Clcve
land i Kardyna1 G. b b on $
Ola kt6rych wspanla}c zgotowan
przvjscle.
Dokohczenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Ameryka.
WYROK SMIERCI pre-

WIROk SMlERCl prZeclW
chicagoskim anarchistom p"twier-
dzi} sad wyz~zy stanu Illinois i
rozporzadzi}, ably ci pc yie>zrni zo>-
tall W 1niu IL listopada, pomledzy
godzina 2 4.
Przez to jednak ME powiedzla-
no, Ike W dniu rzeczonym lstotnle
wvrok zostanie spe}niony, jak to
p~rzyznaje pawet Illinois Stats =
Zei.u1g, kt6remu przecicz ME MOI
ma zarzuciG sympathy Ola anarchl>
tow.
Pismn to mnicma, re teraz
~jeszcze beda mogli wnieSt obrohcy
oskarzonych do Sadu w.yzszego "
tzw. Rehcuring I. j. o ponoWne roz-
wazrnle ca4cj sprawy, a der.yzyl
togo Salu ME moznaby sic >podzlc-
wac przcd wio>na Gdyby potcm
Reheuriug zoSta} ~odrzconvm, nasta-
pi}abv a~pclacya d" Wyz>zr@o sa1'
Zwiazkowry", znowu sprawl cate
lata m"glaby sic przccla@n"c
Wrcszcir ia >,mym ">tatku p"z">.
t,!abv ~ivSzczr nadzirja u}a>ka-
wieniv rrzcz ~gubrrna1"ra Stam'
Illinois. a togo p%rzccirz nir1rndn'
bvloby maklouit, ably zamicnlt kIr,
SInirrci ma wirzicnir w d"mu kar-
nym, jezcIiby jrj l"reAnlr ME or'>
eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

wysiadfpzy y pociagu. Nam tn ma
mysli Kpmitet, .jaki byt wyzr"czo-
ny do przyJmowania delegatow
ma dworcu, sktadajacy SIG 2 Oily
wntel, st. Paul $ k ch f.
S k 6rczew k logo, An :
d re a n wi k G o,W"'en.
tego X urszc S ~ ego Au-
yusta X d fl * lego. I'm to
zuwdziecznja wszvscv drlrgacl, Ae
Gostal,, ;ak Aartob!'wi" p"w1cdziat
y. Morgenst.rn s'a"nym stylu
nowego nrganr-ty ST. P"nlsAego
y. J ozcfu Matza ze dos
tall conf oS, q III os WOOL
b IS omn i b Us turcotan :
do in kwatcra am hote | O.
" ~ raNspo ban t.. =
CnsG CT "a to / chwaia Sla"rtHy
kpmiiecie lIonorosy = K%oleiowy
- Sejmowy = s.. Pau1sli'!
Ludz Ska nalto $40 napraco
wall, ulrzymu jaac prhez c"iy ~,
dzien ~porzadeH sail 50 jmowe.1
/ lrAy drzwiach - Il t. wszy~lNc
dla tenn wiek>ze; chwa'y N"rodu
asztgu....
Ich u~fuga bvta slkora
Cd porarka do w~!cczoEa,
Mech vice &yja ci ry"erz',
kazdy MECH 4 Mich przvkt"c
birrze
BY, gdy dziafnt trza dla lud",
Me latowaG znoiu, trudu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
obchodz & be lie
33 rOcZnire
A1OMl'EsI'E
DJSER TEINSA
Ruars Prairie. ) MrzcSnia

R"ar> Prairie, 3 wrzcSnia.
K"chany Wiaru>ir. Pro>zr og}o-
sic, zoby rrdahtor"wie pI>m polls
kich, kt"rzy madarcmnir mc@o naz-
wi>ka uzyvaja, bNll "~1r@znicjSi.
Me MONA w>zN>tkim rrdak1orom
>fuzyt a Kropidlarzowi iuz wcalr
me \ togo powodn, ze tn bardzo
wiclka ~'>za panujc "d pcwncg"
cza>u. kr"pidfo, zaczrm tn przy.j
die, juz jest prawir >kruszonc cd
>uszy a trzonck ME do uzytku
Vice zyczyibym KropidIarzowi,
ably >wojc hropiMo zatrzyma4 dia
sichlr, b" ia kropldlarzami mio,.
larzaml ME chce mic mice do ely
nlcnia. M P,nluh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
(Eclo Op'1ii)
Philadelphia
Czwartc \, - wrzesnia

G ZMArt g T., 10 WFZNsnIa
Stu Lat rzad i" W k"mS-
,y1ucv invch" = taAim napI
som uicsiono ,ztanlar ma czclc
procesyi przcmysAowc"w we czwar-
tex. Is ~wrzesnia, kicdy n%aprawdr
rozpocze}o sic wlekowr swle'", Pro,
cesva ruSzvla o l0.27 Broa d
utica do ID a ne M.
Za}ujc, " iamy W'orusa So ia
@szczup}c do podanla szczeg"iow 'cJ
proccsyi. By}a t" jednak proccsya,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Sprawy biezace

Sprawy biezace
Wlarusojw polonusdm obchodzqce.
W BUFFALO n. Y, prze-
stat d~zwieczeG Dzuon a nato-
miast powstalo temu move
pismo poIityczne ola robotni
k6w po]skich pod tytu'em
G1os Woluy. Rrdaktor tego
pisma p. Jozef Zmrlsza, 1912
Broadway ILL.,, nauczonv do
swiadczen;em, jake soble pod
cz"s swego kilkcletnlego "a
wodu w drukarstwie wyr"b'1,
ME wyduie tego pisna w ty-
siacznych egzemp)arzach, lecz
w nak1adzie bardzo skrom-
nym, i to "a gotowke; kazdy
nuner kosztuje centa, abona-
ment cal"roczny zas ty]ko pot
dulara. Pisemko swe nazWat
D. Zawi sza Chosen VOL
uym ola tego, ie W MEM pra-
gnie plsat tylNo szczerq pra-
VIDE, dajqc kazdemu zlomkowl
sposobnosG wypowiedzen1a swe-
go zdania.
Pierwszy numer wyszedf W
bardzo szczup1ym formac'e,
lecz trzeci znacznie zost"1 po-
wiekszony, TAX u format Gto.
sm Nohusgo obecnie rowna
sic polowie Wawsa. Dotad
wysz}o numer6w I.
Z wyj4tkou W1musa,
czesto gesto podawanych W
G1osu H%oluy04, wldat, Re Re-
dakcya przychylnie Ola nasze-
90 pisma usposoblona, ola
tego i my lei troche m7elsca
poswiecamy, ably zwroclc Sza'
nownej PubliczroscI uwaggt
ma tego nowvgo k"leg7 n;
Wsrhodzle.
Rpdakcya G1om Wohego
jak to widaG 2 artyku
low wstepnych, jest W wpra
wnym reku, u%miejacym INA
lezt miejsca, gdzie lud polslS
bulesG czuje, lecz pewnl'
,, braknie ]ej sit dostatecznych
R4daktorowl do sczelycl
checi, jake posiada, trzeb;
pieniedzy, DO wldocznle' ]aI
i prey dawniejszych swych wy
dawnictwach, sam must pisa
artyku1y, je ustawiae, rozse
i, lac gazette i k%olektowac 2
: MA plenlqnZe, a prey 'glo o"
: jeciach SHY jednego czlowlek
: wnet sic zuzyJa.
! Naszem zdan1em na]leple]b
zrobi1 p. Zuu3sza, gdyby ze
brat grono akcyonaryuszow
i'm W rece odda} zalozon
, przez siebie pismo. Me m
, wqtpli%- ,sc',ae starannle p1eI'
gnowane i dobrze klerowan'
f moze .juz "a rok zacze1ob
sic oplacaG, DO tam W BuifaI
+: plsmo EiezaIe2ae p'
!. wncsciq znaIazloby poparc!
) wszelako bez znaczn!ej>zeg
. fuaduszu zak1adowego trudr
4 je bedzle utrzynac.
Q Pomlqt1>e sejmu VII
{ nhro1 da1auotnw no :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

)eZell mllle prZyJnllecle peA
pieniedzy, to ia "a wielkl "a
szczyt to sobie poczytnje i
dziekuje VAN. ia by}em
Zwlqzkowym i chce MIN bye
zaw>ze. (Oklask1).
D4legaci wyrazyli 2yczenie,
ably Konstytucya Zwiazku 10
staia przedlozona no potwier-
dzeuie ks. Blskupom re
Ian d i Grace. W tel
sprawie zabrnf CLOS IS. Ma
jer, oswiadcza jqc, &c Arcybi-
skup Dyecezyi ST. Paulskiej
jest przychyInie uSposoblony
ola KonStytucyi Zwiazku Mar.
Pol W Stan. Ziedh.
w dalszym c'qgu d'skuto
wauo sprawq starel grupy
Gmina Nr. | w Chicago, kto-
II wykresIonq zosta1a re Zwla-
zku "a nieop1acanie posm'ert
neyo a teraz poda1a przez de-
legatu Kociemskiego prosbe,
ably ia przyjeto napowrot 70
stanowiono, 2e bedzle mogfa
byG przyjetq, skoro przedsta-
wi dowod Rzqdu Cent?, II M
teresuwaue osoby co do po-
smiertnego zrzeka sic wszel-
kiej pretensyi dawniej DO
Zwiazku.
Cenzor czyta list cd Polak6w
W Nantes, we Francyi, W ktdrym
ci prlcscfaja S~Jmowi ]zyczenla ]'k-
~nujIepszvj po~myslnosci or;.z ably
zgoda znaczyta ich otr"dy.
p~rzyStapiono do wyboru urze'
dnikoW
Przy wyborze Cenzora NY
ska> Franei~zek Grygja~zewski 81
o4o-5v wobec 8, kt0rc sic l5"m-
Lonck /. JerzmanowsN !, Czecho-
v;cz 3. KS. Majer ,, N~orsenst"rn
i ~rozstrzell}y.
Gyrlu~zcwski podziekowai Dele
gatom ~ potozouc W MIN zauf'-
ME.
przy plerwszym wyborze vice
.n,nra N,ro,nstern uzy-kaf 10
o)u~ow. Czerhowlcz 20, KS Mayer
9, Lorbivcki ,, rozbiio s'e 70
Frzv lruy,m wyborze uzAskHf p
Czecbowicz A. gto-6w wobec -
roz,trzelonych.
Prey wyborzo miasta dla R1a
du Centralrego uzysknfo 'h'vaS'
So glosow, Bay CITY Is a st. Pau
10.
Prvzydentem Rzadu Central
nvgo wybrany Nj. O-uch 'g'osam
50 rrzec. 7, ktore u~zysNaf p Dor
szynskj.
Glossy ma wiccprvzydcnta: +
Wozny IA, 7. Mikltyhski 10.
Gencralnym Sekretarzem Wy
brany zostuf 20 zrzeczcn'u s'e /
Wisniowskiego, l. Morgonster'
glo~ami 80 vob,c IS, ktore NY
NJ
Vice - e~ekretarzem pre-;
aklamacya obrany p. p. Arknsz'
wski.
Prey wyborze kasycra nzys
ska} %groccrnik p. August Kow"
ski 2 Chicago SIS gtosow, a I
Mikityhski 10.
w tel chwili p. Morgel
stern, jowialnych slowac
ofaraje W imieniu kiIku Dam p'
skich Z St. Paul Ctnzorowl Fra
ciszkowi Gryglaszewskiemu Z SIC
brny kalamrz s%licznej roboty
kllka bukiet6w, w dowod szacunl
' i przyjoznj tych dam. Obdarzor
takze tukletami Marszafka Sem
D. Czechowicza oraz KS. Maier
Delegaci ofarowali, przez p. Mo
genSterana, p. Cenzorowi i X
Majerowi, ich portrety. Cenz
Gryglaszewski z wldocznem TO;
czuIrniem podziekowaf "a Diary,
take uczynil KS. M Il er.
Pan ID gniew Brod
wski przcz a%klamacyp wybrany
redaktora Zgody i pcnsya lie!
u,tanowlona ma s 1000. Stkrct
rzem Zgody wybrany p. Joz
Oh bin $ X 2 stala pensya $50
M%l"j~ec red"kcyi irzrz karth
Milwaukee 40 g., Chicago rs :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

Kazimierskim z St. Paul ~
szczere p:zyjecie, jaklego u
Mich dozna1 p~ndczas Selmu.
Cieszy sic p. Goszczynski, lie
Bracia nasi potrafia tax sic O.
bracac, a4eby wyblc sic Z ME-
dostatku a op1ywac w wszyst-
ko. Bracia Kazjmierscy ma'a
rzeznictwo pierwszego rz4dn
przy ulicv 3c;ei-maiatku No
so przeszfo ty>iecy.
SLISZ i jegv K1opia2o st4ja
sic gtusnemi nawet W W. rs.
Puznansk:em. Na Sc mie Pol
skim W St. Paul poAaAy vono
sobie nuluer Uzirn I4 P"zuan-
shIeyo, W ktorym znlzuty, czy-
nione przcz Sii>za redoNt.rowi
n@scego pisma II. ID er o.
W S k III u, n0zw0ne So o.
szczerstwem- z dodntkiem, ze
tam w Puznaniu dobrze z.I0j a
D~erdowskiego.
KS. StOW1KOWSKI opuscii
Ksiezy Bar zyh-kich Chica-
q" ma zawsze w zfym humorze !
udat sic do dyecrzyi Cleveland
skici = KS. ZYEEA 2 cbicagos-
hiego Bridegroom tcz w%y.jechat.
Dokad czy ma zaw~ze? - ME
wiadomo.
WIZYTATOR ksieAy 4 Rzy-
mu bawi obecnle LA divorce O.
Wincentego W w"lnych ch~i'ach
robi -tudya mad Wiaruseu,. Il dzi-
siejszeg" numeru nierhaj rlczy So
be przeczytaG move N~"jprzemicI-
vbniejsz. Ks. Arcvb skupa Dvec~z.
St Paulskirj Irrlunda, iak4 powie.
dzi..f W minluny czMurtck W Srjnie
Puiskim.
POL4CI bogacq sic prawi'
wszqdzie Ameryre, lecz leWnlt
naiwierrj W osndzle %roInri Mond~.
view, niedaleko St. Paul. Minn
Jest tam oslrdlon oh na tarma@f
IS p%olskivh tamilii i tie w~zy~tkI,
tcrau NIGGA uustaG Ia we Vos'ad
tosci, byle chciel' je %sprzedac, PREY.
uajmniej 20 razy lyle, an zell ~
p%tacili IN ME pred p"ru l"ty
w nielsen BOWEN, gdzle dz;s'".
50 polskie fanny, una sianac "
krotkiN czasie miasto Z wjelkiem
r%zezalniami, vice gwaftem tarme
row vykupuja. Dotad wykuFil
pomiedzy innemi Ilanyka Jana
Wvrzykow>k1ch, SNite i Pawi;
Wa}locha. Jano>i G@oreck!emu
pochoazacemu . Pru~ Z'chodn'ci
cd K~omerowa, daja 10000 d"la
row "a ~i~>"cze ME s%ilzed"f. Jhl
Bona zadu 700 dolaroN ~ "kier
Nicchze boyaczc 2 MondsvI"N
spr,wadza sic do %naSze:j Whom
a bed;. mogli y sr"k"Ju i szcze.
sciu I've . procent6w, sroi swo
lch, u l.awet fortune p%omn"zaC
Zycie u mas "3eie t"nsze, III
w st. Paul.
w PLYMOUTH, Pa, oc
bv} sic w bjezacym m'e>|acu, ia
donosl no Soiorsl>le Ognisho, sep
delegation znacznleJszych kolon
litewsklch w Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

P%omlqthe 2 Sejmu VII
obraz delegatow, po Sl.2o
sztuka, take osobne obrazy
samych ksie2y, l2tu, Genie
Sl.25--mo4na kupic cd A.
Goszczyiskiego, FIRST PO-
LISH BOOK STORE, La Sa
lie, LII.
PAN A. GOSZCZYNSKl Q
La Sale dziekuje Panstwu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

Kicdy jut lyle nap'sai VIA
qus o dclcgatuch, %karfanach i
urzodnlkach Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
ktorzy sic czem ten o~dszczeg6l-
mil ma minionym codopiero Sci.
mic pclskiM, niechaj bedzic mi
woIno poswiec'c kr6tka wzmi"nke
i tym dziclnym w'arusom, ktorych
my delegaci n%ajprzod uj'zelismy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

w PLYMOUTH, Pa, cd
bvt sic W bjezacym mie>jacu, jnk
donosl no soiorsl>ie O:gnisho, Sc m
drlegutow znaczniej >zych kolonI.J
litewsklch w Ameryce.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-13
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Appropriate Services at the First
Methodist Church.

The annual observance of Children's
day was held at the First Methodist
church yesterday morning. Delegations
of children from the Oxford church and
mission schools were present to take
part in the services. The display Of
flowers was very beautiful, the pulpit
being almost hidden from view by the
arrangement of dollhouse plants and
pieces. Rev. Samuel Smith, in his in.
troductory remarks, said: 1--WE are as
Sembled to-day for the annual obserY-
ance Of Children's day. We don't re-
greet the rain, for it is worth million
dollars to the state of Minnesota. was
down in the country last week and I
heard complaints of farmers on all sides
that the crops would be ruined if
they did not have rain. Of course.
we can afford to have small audience
of the children, if the farmers have
good crops by the rain. Children's day
is our annual flower festival and it is a
beautiful thought that Children's day
and flower day are consecrated
together"
After DR.. Smiths remarks the pro-
gramme' was in the hands of the Sun
day school children and consisted of
recitations, singing and responsive read
fngs, in which the little ones acquitted
themselves creditably. The rite of bap-
tiSm was administered to one infant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-13
MISS MURPHY TALKS.
Another Chapter in the History OF
the "Alidor" War.

the "AliCOr" War.
The following card from Miss Murphy
explains itself:
To the Editor of the Globe:
Miss Huntington's remarks of yesterday
morning compel me, much against my de-
Thursday night Miss Huntington sent for
Sig. Jannotta and myself III order 10 dis
cusS the matter The signor acknowledging
the wrong he had done me, begged Miss H. to
allow me to sing one night, which Mrs.
Huntington and Miss Agnes positively re-
fused to accede. l left their room supposing
their decision to be final. On Saturday
morning after the publication of the papers
| received a note from Miss II. granting me
Wednesday night. This offer of course de-
clined, as Miss II. had already assured me
that the other principals would not sing with
me. trust this explanation is as lucid as it
is truthful MAE MURPHY
June -.
The statement referred to in Miss
Murphy'S card was a purported inter-
view in the Pioneer Press of yesterday,
in which Miss Huntington is quoted as
saying:
When came here knew nothing what
ever about Miss Murphy's having been prom
1sed that she should sing in the part, and the
whole matter was sprung on me uneXpect-
edly. When learned more about the matter
l said at once to myself, why, of course,
under all these circumstances, when Miss
Murphy has been to all this expense in the
preparation of her wardrobe, and has spent
so much time in rehearsing and learning the
part, shall be very much pleased to have
her sing the part if can make the arrange
mert to have her do it without violating any
contract. SO l sat down and wrote Miss Muir
ply q note, asking her to come down and see
me. She did so and we had long talk about
the matter. Mr. Karl came in and we both
told her that we felt sure that it could be
arranged. / thought no more about it until
Friday morning last, when l concluded to
drop her a note telling her that it would be
ell right for her to sing it.
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may 16-7w-mon.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ RamSey-Ss. In Probate court, special
term, May II, 1887.
In the matter Of the estate of Samuel McCon-
nell, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Maria
p. Mcconnell, of said county, claiming TO be
entitled to a conveyance of 1.-The east half Of
lots four az and five o., of block number
seventy-nine go, of Dayton & Iryine's addi-
ton to st. Paul, "in said county, from the exec
utor of said estate, setting forth the names,
ages and places of residence of all persons
interested in said estate to be conveyed and
the facts upon which said claim is predi-
Gated;
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard be-
fore the judge of this court, on Tuesday. tho
9Th day of July, A. D. 1887, at ten O'Clock a.
NJ, at the probate office in the city of Saint
Paul, in said Ramsey county, and that all
and there to show cause Of any they hayel
why decree should not be made authorizing
and directing the executor of said estate to
make and execute conveyance of said
premises to the petitioner.
1t is further ordered, that notice of the
time and place of hearing be given to all per-
sons interested in said estate, by the publica-
ton of this order for four successive weeks.
once III each week, the last of which publ
cations shall be at least fourteen days Before
said day of hear ng, in the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE. newspaper printed and published
IN Saint Paul in said county aforesaid, aud
that copy OF this order be served personally
on all persons interested in said estate. re-
siding in said county. at least fourteen days
before said day of hearing, and on all other
persons interested, by depositing forthwith
copy of such order in the postotlice at Saint
Panl, in said county, with postage prepaid,
directed to them respectively at their place of
residence, unless it appears that their res
idence is unknown.
BY the Court,
IL. 81 E. S. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
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immortal triumphs in the present as in
the past. All the great inventions have
been the products of individualized
minds. The telescope is not composed
of the material which enters into its
composition alone, but also of the ideal
which the inventor had in his mind.
Mind is unseen and man, individualized
man, is invisible. Religion looks upon
the unseen man. In man perception is
not SO grand as reflection. We must
look upon mind and soul as unseen
things, infinite and eternal. In the be-
ginning the great mind of the universe
married matter and force, from
which everything proceeds and in
him the various forces find their unity.
The soul and God are the unseen things
upon which the mind looks. Science is
a mediator between God and man, to
show them their temporal wants, but
religion is the mediator The need of
science is great, but the need of religion
is greater. Our best interests are not
always subServed by our temporal
wants being satisfied. Our bodies not
alone need sustenance, the body tenant
also needs something. We should aim
to develop true manhood and true
womanhood. The body wastes, wealth
and temporal blessings pass away, but
the soul endureS forever.
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SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Notes of Interest Picked Up or
Sunday,

Notes of Interest Picked Up on
Sunday.
Miss Howard spent Sunday with Miss
O'Connor at the lake.
Mrs. John S. Prince will give recep-
ton tomorrow; evening.
J. J. McCafferty and Edwin Sweetzer
spent Sunday at the lake.
The MatOska club will entertain the
ladies at ''lunch' this week.
The ''May Pole" will be rehearsed at
the opera house at p. IN. to-day.
Wednesday evening Mrs. L. 81. Max
field will entertain the Society Of st.
Paul.
G. Riley and family will leave for
White Bear this week to occupy their
cottage.
The First Baptist church occupied
their new chapel and Sunday school
rooms yesterday for the first time.
The young ladies Of st. Johns Epis-
copal church are preparing novel en-
tertainment to be given some time this
week.
Red Rock camp meeting, which COM
menceS to-day, will attract the mass of
religiously inclined-for the next two
weeks.
The opening fashionable hop will be
given next Thursday evening at Hotel
Leip. There will be a special late train
for st. Paul.
The Hyperion Literary society will
give its annual entertainment at the
college chapel tomorrow evening at
Manchester.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, will
lecture this evening to Sunday school
teachers and workers at the. Fist Bap-
fist church. A large delegation from
Minneapolis will attend, and as Mrs.
Kennedy is well known through the
international Sunday school papers, an
interesting lecture and large audience
is expected.
Social gossip promises to be, more
abundant this week, as society has a
most enjoyable programme prepared for
the weeks entertainment and recrea-
ton, commencing with the Nine. Rive
King concert this afternoon as Peterson
& Blaikee'S music rooms, and closing
with finale performance OF the mach.
talked-of "Alidor" and farewell per
Torrance at the Exposition hall by the
Jubilee Singers.
to the 'front.'" and Will receive a liberal
patronage from st, Paul ssresorters"
during the summer. Among the com
ing attractions will be the arrival Of
Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis, the famous
contralto singer, who will spend the
summer at Lakeside cottage, and will
give several musicals" during her stay
at the lake. The Chicago Opera corr
pany will arrive July1 and render sev-
cral operas, opening with 'ePinafpre, y
I atLeip'S hotel.